California Farm Bureau delegates shine at convention
Rozzoni of Clements leads California presence in the California Farm Bureau Federation conference in Helena. Roy Vinella and Frank Pierce head sessions while California earns top honors for dairy producer promotion and the largest western delegation. Gene Harris of Richvale wins the national talk meet.
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Califrnia Trea
Frank S. Pierce
Walnut Creek
Contra Costa County
CFBF
Helena
California
Rozzoni
McLain
Wuson
Allan Grant
Visalia
Ralph Niasen
Williams
Colusa County
Misalasipai
Gene Harris
Richvale
Butte County
American Farm Bureau
Docrs Have New Weapons or Getting Fat Off People
In a jumble of notes the article discusses so called new drugs and amphetamines for weight loss, noting risks to cardiovascular and nervous systems and potential habit formation. It reports doctors evaluating phenmetrazine hydrochloride and phe nometrazine hydrochloride with caution about safety and effectiveness. It then shifts to Wisconsin pheasant hunting where 11 percent of hens are illegally shot, reducing next year’s crop and stressing Hen mortality during nesting.
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Delos Qmith
Jenking
Technical Journal
American Practitioner and Digest of
Nathenshon
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Ruth L. Hine
Wisconsin Conservation Bulletin
Kirk the Christmas Tree King Starts 1957 Crop
Tacoma’s George Ridgeway Kirk, 71, champions a new evergreen sideline alongside his four-decade Yuletide business. His firm ships nearly four million trees yearly from Washington to Minnesota and Nova Scotia to West Virginia, plus aromatic boughs and decorations sold by mail order. Jerry Raymond, 46, heads the evergreen division, crafting centerpieces and executive gifts with the pine fragrance customers crave.
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Tacoma
Wash
George Ridgeway Kirk
America
Kirk
St. Nicholas
Washington
Minnesota
Nova Scotia
West Virginia
G. R. Kirk Company
Jerry Raymond
Amiable
Evergreen
Raymond
Kirk Company
Mt. Adams
Pinchot National Forest
Puyallup
Jersey Climate Not as Going Tropical
Rutgers meteorologists A Waugh Havens and W Marratt report state wide weather records do not support predictions of a tropical New Jersey. They note 1956 first half average temperature 47 degrees, 1 degree cooler than 1955 and near 80 year average, with twenty inches of rain six inches above last year and 0.5 inch above the long term average. They forecast continued need for galoshes and cold remedies.
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Havens
Marratt
New Jersey
Havens and
Morning TV Log Review and Local Schedule Notes
A fragmented TV log lists programs and segments for a December day. Entries mention hosts, films, festivals, and news briefs with scattered times and anchors, reflecting a busy local broadcasting slate with varied shows and scheduling notes.
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